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<blockquote data-quote="Parmandur" data-source="post: 9506563" data-attributes="member: 6780330"><p>Search is OK, copy paste be like:</p><p></p><p>The Corusks form a bow, the backbone of the Thil-</p><p>lonrian Peninsula which runs from the Solnor Ocean</p><p>in the east, north and west and then southwest where</p><p>the range terminates (Hraak Pass). While the lower</p><p>parts of the mountains are inhabited by humans, var-</p><p>ious bands of evil humanoids and monsters of all sorts</p><p>dwell in the central fastness. It is thought that this</p><p>range possesses little in the way of valuable ores or</p><p>gems.</p><p>CRYSTALMIST</p><p>The Crystalmist range is the highest on the Flanaess.</p><p>It begins where the Ulsprue and the Barrier Peaks</p><p>join and runs southeast to the Hellfurnaces. Beyond</p><p>these mountains to the west is the Dry Steppes area,</p><p>while several small states nestle against its eastern</p><p>slopes where arms are thrust northward and eastward.</p><p>Amidst the high peaks and weird valleys of the Crys-</p><p>talmists dwell many and varied monsters, tribes of</p><p>humanoids, and many giants, ogres, and the like.</p><p>Despite this fact, men often enter the range in search</p><p>of precious metals and gems, for exceptionally bold</p><p>and sturdy mountain dwarves also reside amidst these</p><p>As the name implies, the peaks of these mountains</p><p>are the habitat of many monstrous creatures. The</p><p>Griff range extends from the western terminus of the</p><p>Corusks at Hraak Pass, southwest and west for over</p><p>100 leagues. These mountains divide the Hold of</p><p>Stonefist from the Duchy of Tenh and the Theocracy</p><p>of the Pale below. Being only a trifle lower than the</p><p>Corusks, the Griff Mountains are similarly uninvit-</p><p>ing to human settlement, althougth there are some</p><p>sprinkled here and there, for these mountains do con-</p><p>tain valuable mineral deposits. There is supposedly a</p><p>small and beautiful land in the heart of this range.</p><p>Ruled by a powerful prince, and protected from all</p><p>invasions by magic and might, this tiny realm is said</p><p>to have buildings roofed in copper and silver, gold</p><p>used as lead is elsewhere, and jewels lying about on</p><p>the ground.</p><p>The Hellfurnaces range is part of the Crystalmist</p><p>Mountain range, but it is active volcanically in many</p><p>places, and thus its different name. As with the</p><p>northern part of the chain, the Hellfurnaces are a</p><p>hive of evil, being populated with all sorts of mons-</p><p>ters, particularly those which enjoy warmer tempera-</p><p>tures, such as Fire Giants. There are reported to be</p><p>whole labyrinths of passages under this range of</p><p>mountains, these underworld highways actually</p><p>going for scores, possibly hundreds, of miles in all</p><p>directions.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Parmandur, post: 9506563, member: 6780330"] Search is OK, copy paste be like: The Corusks form a bow, the backbone of the Thil- lonrian Peninsula which runs from the Solnor Ocean in the east, north and west and then southwest where the range terminates (Hraak Pass). While the lower parts of the mountains are inhabited by humans, var- ious bands of evil humanoids and monsters of all sorts dwell in the central fastness. It is thought that this range possesses little in the way of valuable ores or gems. CRYSTALMIST The Crystalmist range is the highest on the Flanaess. It begins where the Ulsprue and the Barrier Peaks join and runs southeast to the Hellfurnaces. Beyond these mountains to the west is the Dry Steppes area, while several small states nestle against its eastern slopes where arms are thrust northward and eastward. Amidst the high peaks and weird valleys of the Crys- talmists dwell many and varied monsters, tribes of humanoids, and many giants, ogres, and the like. Despite this fact, men often enter the range in search of precious metals and gems, for exceptionally bold and sturdy mountain dwarves also reside amidst these As the name implies, the peaks of these mountains are the habitat of many monstrous creatures. The Griff range extends from the western terminus of the Corusks at Hraak Pass, southwest and west for over 100 leagues. These mountains divide the Hold of Stonefist from the Duchy of Tenh and the Theocracy of the Pale below. Being only a trifle lower than the Corusks, the Griff Mountains are similarly uninvit- ing to human settlement, althougth there are some sprinkled here and there, for these mountains do con- tain valuable mineral deposits. There is supposedly a small and beautiful land in the heart of this range. Ruled by a powerful prince, and protected from all invasions by magic and might, this tiny realm is said to have buildings roofed in copper and silver, gold used as lead is elsewhere, and jewels lying about on the ground. The Hellfurnaces range is part of the Crystalmist Mountain range, but it is active volcanically in many places, and thus its different name. As with the northern part of the chain, the Hellfurnaces are a hive of evil, being populated with all sorts of mons- ters, particularly those which enjoy warmer tempera- tures, such as Fire Giants. There are reported to be whole labyrinths of passages under this range of mountains, these underworld highways actually going for scores, possibly hundreds, of miles in all directions. [/QUOTE]
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